Reference the Waste Audit and develop the following:

1. A building-specific Waste Reduction Work Plan that covers the following:
   • • • Responsible parties, including the building team’s training Requirements
       • Standard operating procedures (SOP) for waste collection
       • Identify the waste streams generated at the building, covering the following:
         • • Recyclables, such as paper (general, mixed and confidential shredded paper), metal cans, glass, plastics (rigid or soft), cardboard etc.
           • Food and organics, such as food waste, coffee pods, grease/cooking oil, containers, cutlery, etc.
           • Electronic waste (e-waste), batteries, printer cartridges etc.
           • Waste (or garbage)
           • Construction and renovation (skids, light bulbs, etc.)
           • Furniture, equipment
           • Miscellaneous
           • Treatment of contaminated waste
           • Hazardous
           • Tenant-managed waste
2. Describe each stream’s waste removal strategy, such as:
   • • Identify the different waste streams collected at the building (at least two streams (garbage, mixed or paper recycling)
     • How waste is collected within the building and site (describe the on-site source separation strategies)
     • Who collects each of the current waste streams from the building and site
     • [Optional] Determine if there any waste streams that represent >15% of the total waste stream (as measured in the waste audit sample) and separate collection is not yet set up at the building
     • Waste hauling destination
     • Frequency of collection
     • Outcomes and recommendations from the most recent waste assessment
     • Clear outline of the waste reduction plan for the next 12-24 months
     • Program must be signed by the building manager, dated within the past 12 months

This work plan incorporates many other areas of the BOMA waste section into a unified plan and will be used to verify and cross-reference other claims.